Additionally, if we truly practiced our vocations, “the culture” would be impacted through such practice. Focusing on a single tree nevertheless impacts the forest.

In one’s vocation as a citizen of his or her state and country, he or she is enabled to vote on life issues and other social concerns, or write to his or her elected officials regarding these issues.

For the father or mother or guardian living in his or her vocation as parental figure, he or she trains up a child empowered by the Gospel to live a holy life.

For the artist living in his or her vocation, he or she can produce meaningful music, television, a movie, &c. – not necessarily overtly Christian in nature, but conforming to the Christian moral ethic, which impacts “the culture”.

For the doctor living in his or her vocation, he or she can protect the unborn, give wholesome medical counsel to expectant mothers, &c. to serve “the culture”.